ABC Afterschool Specials：Full Cast & Crew

Series Directed by

Larry Elikann
(18 episodes, 1973-1980): Arthur Allan Seidelman
(5 episodes, 1979-1981): Richard C. Bennett
(4 episodes, 1977-1978): Robert Fuest
(4 episodes, 1979-1981): Robert C. Thompson
(4 episodes, 1981-1989): Claude Kerven
(4 episodes, 1981-1985): Alexander Grasshoff
(4 episodes, 1982-1985): Eamon Harrington
(4 episodes, 1993-1997): John Watkin
(4 episodes, 1993-1997): John Rubinstein
(3 episodes, 1992): Clay Eide
(3 episodes, 1993-1996): Albert Waller
(2 episodes, 1972-1975): Herbert Klynn
(2 episodes, 1973-1974): Harry Harris
(2 episodes, 1975-1983): Robert Lieberman
(2 episodes, 1978): John Herzfeld
(2 episodes, 1980-1981): Fern Field
(2 episodes, 1983-1987): Robert Mandel
(2 episodes, 1983): Joan Darling
(2 episodes, 1984-1987): Kevin Hooks
(2 episodes, 1986-1987): Thomas Schlamme
(2 episodes, 1986): Joanna Lee
(2 episodes, 1987-1989): Gilbert Moses
(2 episodes, 1988-1991): Kristoffer Tabori
(2 episodes, 1990-1996): Joseph Barbera
(1 episode, 1972): William Hanna
(1 episode, 1972): Eric Till
(1 episode, 1972): Mel Ferber
(1 episode, 1973): Jim Gates
(1 episode, 1973): Jeremy Kagan
(1 episode, 1973): Ian MacNaughton
(1 episode, 1973): James B. Clark
(1 episode, 1974): John Florea
(1 episode, 1974): Alan Handley
(1 episode, 1974): Richard Kinon
(1 episode, 1974): Charles Nichols
(1 episode, 1974): Jack Regas
(1 episode, 1974): Richard Slote
(1 episode, 1974): Arthur Barron
(1 episode, 1975): Wes Kenney
(1 episode, 1975): Tony Franke
(1 episode, 1976): Brad Case
(1 episode, 1978): Gerry Chiniquy
(1 episode, 1978): Virgil W. Vogel
(1 episode, 1978): Harry Winer
(1 episode, 1978): Tom Yakutis
(1 episode, 1978): Tom Blank
(1 episode, 1979): Anthony Lover
(1 episode, 1979): Stephen Gyllenhaal
(1 episode, 1980): Bruce Malmuth
(1 episode, 1980): Stan Lathan
(1 episode, 1981): Jeff Bleckner
(1 episode, 1982): Ralph Rosenblum
(1 episode, 1982): Gwen Arner
(1 episode, 1983): Mark Cullingham
(1 episode, 1983): Victor Lobl
(1 episode, 1983): Sharron Miller
(1 episode, 1983): Robert Chenault
(1 episode, 1984): Jeffrey Hornaday
(1 episode, 1984): Ken Kwapis
(1 episode, 1984): Claudia Weill
(1 episode, 1984): Beau Bridges
(1 episode, 1985): Lee Grant
(1 episode, 1985): Peter Horton
(1 episode, 1985): Anson Williams
(1 episode, 1985): Catlin Adams
(1 episode, 1986): Joseph Manduke
(1 episode, 1986): James Scott
(1 episode, 1986): Martin Tahse
(1 episode, 1986): Nell Cox
(1 episode, 1987): Victoria Hochberg
(1 episode, 1987): Tom G. Robertson
(1 episode, 1987): Art Wolff
(1 episode, 1987): Gabrielle Beaumont
(1 episode, 1988): Susan Rohrer
(1 episode, 1988): Camille Thomasson
(1 episode, 1988): Jesús Salvador Treviño
(1 episode, 1988): Neal Baer
(1 episode, 1989): Fred Barzyk
(1 episode, 1989): Richard Masur
(1 episode, 1989): Sandy Smolan
(1 episode, 1989): Helen Whitney
(1 episode, 1989): Nancy Cooperstein
(1 episode, 1990): Lynn Hamrick
(1 episode, 1990): Steven Schachter
(1 episode, 1990): Tom Skerritt
(1 episode, 1990): Aviva Slesin
(1 episode, 1990): Allen Coulter
(1 episode, 1991): Consuelo GonzÃ¡lez
(1 episode, 1991): Peter Kimball
(1 episode, 1992): Lloyd Kramer
(1 episode, 1993): Neal Miller
(1 episode, 1993): Joey Ford
(1 episode, 1994): William Schreiner
(1 episode, 1994): Joan Van Ark
(1 episode, 1994): James Becket
(1 episode, 1995): Gordon Edelstein
(1 episode, 1995): Pamela Berlin
(1 episode, 1996): Victor Du Bois
(1 episode, 1996): Melissa Gilbert
(1 episode, 1996): Dianah Wynter
(1 episode, 1996)

Series Writing Credits

Durrell Royce Crays
(teleplay by) (8 episodes, 1978-1982): Durrell Royce Crays
(screenwriter) (1 episode, 1982): Durrell Royce Crays
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1980): Jeffrey Kindley
(writer) (5 episodes, 1979-1985): Jeffrey Kindley
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1979-1981): Jeffrey Kindley
(written by) (1 episode, 1979): Bruce Harmon
(written by) (5 episodes, 1984-1990): Bruce Harmon
(writer) (2 episodes, 1982-1988): Bob Rodgers
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1975): Bob Rodgers
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1976): Bob Rodgers
(adapted for television by) (1 episode, 1974): Bob Rodgers
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Jeanne Betancourt
(writer) (6 episodes, 1985-1988): Arthur Heinemann
(teleplay by) (3 episodes, 1978-1984): Arthur Heinemann
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1977): Arthur Heinemann
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Paul W. Cooper
(teleplay by) (4 episodes, 1981-1982): Paul W. Cooper
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Betsy Byars
(based on the book by: "The Night Swimmers") (1 episode, 1982): Betsy Byars
(based on the book by: "The Summer of the Swans") (1 episode, 1974): Betsy Byars
(based on the novel by) (1 episode, 1977): Betsy Byars
(novel) (1 episode, 1974): Judy Engles
(writer) (4 episodes, 1983-1986): D.J. MacHale
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1992): D.J. MacHale
(writer) (2 episodes, 1987-1990): Jan Hartman
(writer) (3 episodes, 1973-1979): Larry Spiegel
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1973): Larry Spiegel
(writer) (1 episode, 1973): Larry Spiegel
(written by) (1 episode, 1974): Thomas Baum
(teleplay by) (2 episodes, 1976-1977): Thomas Baum
(writer) (1 episode, 1976): Fern Field
(writer) (2 episodes, 1983-1987): Fern Field
(story) (1 episode, 1985): Courtney Flavin
(story) (1 episode, 1990): Courtney Flavin
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1990): Courtney Flavin
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Courtney Flavin
(written by) (1 episode, 1996): Kat Smith
(part "Temptations") (1 episode, 1992): Kat Smith
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1991): Kat Smith
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1992): Gordon Rayfield
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1991): Gordon Rayfield
(writer) (1 episode, 1991): Gordon Rayfield
(written by) (1 episode, 1991): Yan Moore
(story) (3 episodes, 1992): Regge Bulman
(writer) (3 episodes, 1993-1996): Albert Waller
(writer) (1 episode, 1975): Albert Waller
(written by) (1 episode, 1972): Gloria Banta
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1973): Gloria Banta
(writer) (1 episode, 1976): Patricia Nardo
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1973): Patricia Nardo
(writer) (1 episode, 1976): Duane Poole
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Duane Poole
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Arthur Barron
(writer) (1 episode, 1976): Arthur Barron
(written by) (1 episode, 1975): Jean Robinson
(adapted from the book by) (1 episode, 1975): Jean Robinson
(book) (1 episode, 1976): Ellen Conford
(based on a novel by) (1 episode, 1976): Ellen Conford
(book) (1 episode, 1986): Joan Oppenheimer
(based on the book by: "My Other Mother") (1 episode, 1979): Joan Oppenheimer
(novel) (1 episode, 1976): Elaine Evans Rushnell
(written by) (2 episodes, 1977-1980): Jim Inman
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1977): Jim Inman
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Gloria Gonzalez
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1978): Gloria Gonzalez
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Daryl Warner
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Daryl Warner
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Johnny Dawkins
(writer) (2 episodes, 1981-1984): Francine Pascal
(based on the book by: "Hangin' Out With Cici") (1 episode, 1981): Francine Pascal
(novel) (1 episode, 1983): Marisa Gioffre
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Marisa Gioffre
(written by) (1 episode, 1981): Sydney Julien
(story by) (1 episode, 1983): Sydney Julien
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Jeri Taylor
(story by) (1 episode, 1983): Jeri Taylor
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1983): Jeri Taylor
(written by) (1 episode, 1983): Josef Anderson
(writer) (2 episodes, 1985-1990): Marjorie Rosen
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1985): Marjorie Rosen
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Todd Strasser
(based on the novel written by: "The Accident") (1 episode, 1990): Todd Strasser
(book) (1 episode, 1986): Todd Strasser
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1990): Joanna Lee
(writer) (2 episodes, 1987-1989): Christopher Whitesell
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1988): Christopher Whitesell
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Marilyn Webber
(writer) (1 episode, 1993): Marilyn Webber
(written by) (1 episode, 1995): Clay Eide
(writer) (2 episodes, 1995-1996): Fred Bodsworth
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1972): Alvin Boretz
(written by) (1 episode, 1972): Jameson Brewer
(story) (1 episode, 1972): Guy Fraumeni
(created by) (1 episode, 1973): James Ivory
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1973): Elinor Karpf
(writer) (1 episode, 1973): Stephen Karpf
(writer) (1 episode, 1973): Peggy Mann
(novel) (1 episode, 1973): Hildy Parks
(treatment) (1 episode, 1973): Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1973): William Shakespeare
(source material) (1 episode, 1973): Isabella Taves
(book) (1 episode, 1973): Harvey Bullock
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1974): Lee Kalcheim
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Edmond Rostand
(from the play by) (1 episode, 1974): Ronald Rubin
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Richard Slote
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Leonard Spigelgass
(translated by) (1 episode, 1974): Clyde Ware
(writer) (1 episode, 1974): Betty Baker
(novel) (1 episode, 1975): Tony Kayden
(writer) (1 episode, 1975): Mildred Lee
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1975): Alfred Lewis Levitt
(writer) (1 episode, 1975): Helen Levitt
(writer) (1 episode, 1975): Jed Seidel
(writer: Cathy's poem) (unknown episodes): Gerald Gardner
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1976): Kay Cousins Johnson
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1976): Jeff Millar
(story) (1 episode, 1976): Stella Pevsner
(novel) (1 episode, 1976): Fred Pressburger
(writer) (1 episode, 1976): Constance Greene
(novel) (1 episode, 1977): Susan Fichter Kennedy
(written by) (1 episode, 1977): Emily Cheney Neville
(based on the book "Seventeenth Street Gang" by) (1 episode, 1977): Barbara Cohen
(based on the book by: "Thank You, Jackie Robinson") (1 episode, 1978): E. Jack Kaplan
(writer) (1 episode, 1978): Robert C. Lee
(based on the novel by) (1 episode, 1978): Michel Legrand
(from the book "Michel's Mixed Up Musical Bird" by) (1 episode, 1978): George A. Mendoza
(from the book "Michel's Mixed Up Musical Bird" by) (1 episode, 1978): Irma Reichert
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Dick Robbins
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Marjorie L. Sigley
(original story by) (1 episode, 1978): Marjorie L. Sigley
(screenplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Alfred Slote
(novel) (1 episode, 1978): Harry Winer
(screenplay by) (1 episode, 1978): Genevieve Gray
(based on a character by) (1 episode, 1979): M.E. Kerr
(based upon the novel by: "Dinky Hocker Shoots Smack") (1 episode, 1979): George Malko
(writer) (1 episode, 1979): Howard Rayfield
(writer) (1 episode, 1979): Sandra Scoppettone
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1979): Marcia L. Simon
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1979): Mildred Ames
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1980): Betty Bates
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1980): Ann Beckett
(story) (1 episode, 1980): Michael Bonadies
(based on the book by: "The Gold Test") (1 episode, 1980): Jeannette Eyerly
(based on the book by: "He's My Baby Now") (1 episode, 1980): John Herzfeld
(written by) (1 episode, 1980): Len Janson
(story) (1 episode, 1980): Len Jenkin
(writer) (1 episode, 1980): Nancy Garden
(book) (1 episode, 1981): Paul R. Hunter Jr.
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1981): Barbara Morgenroth
(based on the book by: "Will the Real Renie Lake Please Stand Up?") (1 episode, 1981): Harriet May Savitz
(from the novel by) (1 episode, 1981): Roni Schotter
(based on the book by) (1 episode, 1981): Anne Snyder
(based on the book by: "First Step") (1 episode, 1981): Hila Colman
(novel) (1 episode, 1982): Carolyn Miller
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Sandra Peden Miller
(based on the book by: "Two Loves For Jenny") (1 episode, 1982): Harold Peters
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Virginia L. Carter
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Ray Cunneff
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Chris Manheim
(written by) (1 episode, 1983): Michael McGreevey
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Gloria D. Miklowitz
(novel) (1 episode, 1983): Michael Duncan
(1 episode, 1984): Richard Glatzer
(writer) (1 episode, 1984): Adoley Odunton
(writer) (1 episode, 1984): Mary Rodgers
(novel) (1 episode, 1984): Neil R. Selden
(story: "The Great Lakeside High Experiment") (1 episode, 1984): Franklin Thompson
(story by) (1 episode, 1984): Louise Moeri
(book) (1 episode, 1985): Craig Storper
(written by) (1 episode, 1985): Anson Williams
(writer) (1 episode, 1985): Jerry Blatt
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Eve Bunting
(based on the book by: "Face at the Edge of the World") (1 episode, 1986): Linda Elstad
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1986): David Hoffman
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Dolores Morris
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Mary Pleshette Willis
(1 episode, 1986): Leslie Daryl Zerg
(writer) (1 episode, 1986): Victoria Hochberg
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Mardee Kravit
(1 episode, 1987): Donald Margulies
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Linda Movish
(story editor) (1 episode, 1987): Donald MacDonald
(writer) (1 episode, 1988): John Alan Palmer
(story) (1 episode, 1988): David Perlmutter
(writer) (1 episode, 1988): James Pirone
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Susan Rohrer
(story) (1 episode, 1988): Camille Thomasson
(written by) (1 episode, 1988): Neal Baer
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Linda Bergman
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Penny DuPont
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): David Leslie
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Nicky Noxon
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Caryl Rivers
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Martin Tahse
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Brenda Wilson
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Peg Haller
(writer) (1 episode, 1990): Bob Schneider
(writer) (1 episode, 1990): Beth Thompson
(story) (1 episode, 1990): Tracey Thompson
(story) (1 episode, 1990): David Villaire
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1991): Lisa Melamed
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1992): Chuck Menville
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1992): Ilene Cooper
(writer) (1 episode, 1993): Casey Kurtti
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1993): Neal Miller
(writer) (1 episode, 1993): Bich-Nga Nguyen
(story) (1 episode, 1993): Tony Blake
(written by) (1 episode, 1994): Lorna Davis
(writer) (1 episode, 1994): David J. Eagle
(writer) (1 episode, 1994): Eamon Harrington
(writer) (1 episode, 1994): Paul Jackson
(written by) (1 episode, 1994): Carol Starr Schneider
(writer) (1 episode, 1994): John Watkin
(writer) (1 episode, 1994): Betty G. Birney
(written by) (1 episode, 1995): Madeline Di Maggio
(written by) (1 episode, 1996): Harriet Dickey
(written by) (1 episode, 1996): Karen Kasaba
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1996): Marilyn Reynolds
(novel) (1 episode, 1996): Marilyn Reynolds
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1996): Jeanne Romano
(written by) (1 episode, 1996): Paula Sweeney
(story) (uncredited) (1 episode, 1988)